Aircraft Disinsection in Nebraska
We perform pre-embarkation aircraft disinsection at Lincoln Airport (LNK) and Eppley Airfield (OMA): we treat the empty aircraft at your FBO or hangar before anyone boards, and the crew leaves with the certificate in hand. Omaha hosts large corporate flight departments, and Nebraska is inside our central response region.
Departure airports we serve in Nebraska
- Lincoln Airport LNKLincoln is where Duncan Aviation grew from a family aircraft dealership into the largest independent business jet maintenance house in the world, and the airport’s ramps fill with jets from every continent in for heavy work.
- Eppley Airfield OMAEppley Airfield serves Omaha’s corporate flight departments, including some of the best-known in American business.
Routes from Nebraska that require disinsection
From the Midwest the routes that most often trigger a disinsection requirement are transatlantic, Italy in particular, along with winter Caribbean flying to Barbados.
Omaha hosts some of the largest corporate flight departments in the Plains states, and Lincoln serves the capital and university market. Nebraska transatlantic departures are typically non-stop, treated at the Omaha ramp, and the state is in our central response region.
The usual Nebraska routes are above; the requirements by country table lists every country we have verified.
Nebraska sits in our central response region: book 36 to 48 hours ahead as a rule, and some departures can be served with 12 to 36 hours of notice. We treat the empty aircraft at your Nebraska departure airport with an EPA registered aerosol at the WHO dose, before anyone boards. On completion the crew holds the signed certificate with every can serial number, an ink stamped company affidavit, General Declaration wording ready to copy, the destination reference sheet, the EPA label with its SDS and TDS, and the used cans, bagged, for the arrival authority.
The service in detail →Nebraska disinsection questions, answered
Do you serve every airport in Nebraska?
Yes. Lincoln Airport and Eppley Airfield are where Nebraska international business flights most often originate, and any other Nebraska field is served the same way: we come to the aircraft.
How much notice do you need for a Nebraska departure?
Nebraska sits in our central response region: book 36 to 48 hours ahead as a rule, and some departures can be served with 12 to 36 hours of notice. A destination, a departure airport and a date are all we need to open the booking.